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16 November 2021 A wideband spectrometer for space-borne telescopes III: spectral disperser made of infrared transmitting glass
K. Enya, N. Fujishiro, M. Tomita
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Abstract
We previously presented an optical design of a wideband spectrometer for science observations using space-borne telescopes; a multichannel configuration was adopted to cover a wide wavelength region from visible to mid-infrared and using the optical designs of each channel as independent spectrometers was also possible. In this study, we report some progress on works for the optical design of a spectrometer for space-borne telescopes that uses spectral dispersers made of infrared transmitting glass. We consider that infrared transmitting glass is a promising material for space-borne and ground-based optics for astrophysics, planetary science, astrobiology, and other fields.
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K. Enya, N. Fujishiro, and M. Tomita "A wideband spectrometer for space-borne telescopes III: spectral disperser made of infrared transmitting glass", Proc. SPIE 11914, SPIE Future Sensing Technologies 2021, 119141L (16 November 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2619181
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KEYWORDS
Spectroscopy

Optical design

Glasses

Infrared telescopes

Telescopes

Space telescopes

Infrared spectroscopy

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